Hacker Spirit
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Defines ‘hacker’ as a creative, collaborative person rather than a criminal, and argues hackers are not limited to computing but contribute positively to society. Describes the Ethics Hacker and Mujer Hacker projects and promotes hacker values, cybersecurity awareness, and cybercrime prevention.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Hacker spirit introduction
- 3:15Linus Torvalds and Linux law
- 7:59Pekka Himanen and hacker ethics
- 12:43Protestant vs hacker ethics
- 19:56Hackers and individual freedom
- 26:45Capitalist hackers vs open model
- 33:13Transparency and open source
- 37:29Hacker learning model
- 43:31Social model and cooperation
- 45:42Privacy and human rights
- 51:03Seven hacker ethics values
- 53:09Conclusion and call to action
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